Sentence examples for conceptual systems from inspiring English sources

Four artists transform conceptual systems into works of compelling visual interest.

He started off as a found-object man, following in the footsteps of Duchamp, although with a bent toward formalism and conceptual systems.

It is hard to imagine many casual park visitors being captivated by the conceptual systems that gave rise to such rarefied abstractions.

Lakoff's work on the conceptual systems around morals and politics (and how they show up in language) has yielded two-dozen metaphors for morality, most of them universal across cultures.

Journalism tends to be about finding answers and locking them down, she said; the focus of "Invisibilia" is about how conceptual systems, emotional systems, and physical systems interact, and the "volatility of the interaction, and how dynamic it is".

It was on one of those pilgrimages that he discovered "Metaphors We Live By," a seminal book, published in 1980, by the cognitive linguists George Lakoff and Mark Johnson, which argues that the way we think is structured by conceptual systems that are largely metaphorical in nature.

It was not "Paradise Lost"; it was science, a conceptual system wholly derived from clinical experience.

Every metaphysic consists in an imaginative view of the world elaborated into a conceptual system.

In their 1980 book, "Metaphors We Live By," they argue, "Our ordinary conceptual system, in terms of which we both think and act, is fundamentally metaphorical in nature".

They also brought a highly developed conceptual system dealing with kingship, statecraft, and hydraulic engineering, integrated and authenticated by profound metaphysical ideologies of Indian pattern, both Hindu and Buddhist.

He needs to think out terms in which whatever exists can be described so as to accord with his primary insight; he needs to produce and apply a conceptual system and to argue against possible alternatives.